GitHub Flavored Markdown Spec variant - Cheatsheet With some custom enhancement, e.g. ~tildes for groups, /u/cfabbro and @cfabbro for users We also only have limited inline html element support...
We also only have limited inline html element support though, e.g. <a href="https://test.com">test</a> = test works but not <tables> yet.
Proper documentation for all this stuff is something I plan to work on soon. Sorry for not having any of it available right now and we understand how confusing that can be but we just haven't had time to work on it yet.
Markdown doc would be perfect, that's how I generate the page on blog.tildes.net and docs.tildes.net anyway, and I'd definitely like to have a "Formatting help" type of page available on the Docs...
Markdown doc would be perfect, that's how I generate the page on blog.tildes.net and docs.tildes.net anyway, and I'd definitely like to have a "Formatting help" type of page available on the Docs site.
Just a minor nit-pick. I just like to tell folks to always use **bold** for bold and _italics_ for italics. That way, there's no confusion if someone wants bold in italics(_**bold** in italics_)....
Just a minor nit-pick. I just like to tell folks to always use **bold** for bold and _italics_ for italics. That way, there's no confusion if someone wants bold in italics(_**bold** in italics_).
Also because bold is *bold* in Org mode.. so preferring to use asterisks to do the same thing in both :)
Do you mean like personal code comments? <!-- hello I am a comment and wont appear --> Or do you mean like comments in here? I believe the site uses a variation of Github markdown, which you can...
Do you mean like personal code comments?
<!--
hello I am a comment and wont appear
-->
Or do you mean like comments in here? I believe the site uses a variation of Github markdown, which you can find a cheatsheet here
GitHub Flavored Markdown Spec variant - Cheatsheet
With some custom enhancement, e.g. ~tildes for groups, /u/cfabbro and @cfabbro for users
We also only have limited inline html element support though, e.g.
<a href="https://test.com">test</a>= test works but not <tables> yet.Proper documentation for all this stuff is something I plan to work on soon. Sorry for not having any of it available right now and we understand how confusing that can be but we just haven't had time to work on it yet.
I'd be willing to help create that if you're cool with just a markdown doc.
Markdown doc would be perfect, that's how I generate the page on blog.tildes.net and docs.tildes.net anyway, and I'd definitely like to have a "Formatting help" type of page available on the Docs site.
Does this work?
Just a minor nit-pick. I just like to tell folks to always use
**bold**for bold and_italics_for italics. That way, there's no confusion if someone wants bold in italics(_**bold** in italics_).Also because bold is
*bold*in Org mode.. so preferring to use asterisks to do the same thing in both :)Does it ever... thanks a ton!
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No way would I say "no" to free labor. And thanks, any help is appreciated. ;)
No prob <3
Do you mean like personal code comments?
Or do you mean like comments in here? I believe the site uses a variation of Github markdown, which you can find a cheatsheet here